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Ruby Tiger Moth

bugmeister

By bugmeister
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bugmeister

bugmeister

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A new one for me, but the dolittle effect (or the aftershave) is still working. This was on a mares tail plant stem above the pond and quite happily walked onto my hand.

 

First one taken with the Sigma 105 (no flash), the other three with the MPE65 +MR14. and yes it was interesting changing lens and fitting the flash one-handed, never mind taking the shots.

 

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105mm @1/400s @f5.6 @ iso400

 

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65mm @ 1/200s @ f16 @ iso1000

 

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65mm @ 1/200s @ f16 @ iso1000

 

and as he decided to fly away I got a great shot of the spectacular body colouring:

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65mm @ 1/200s @ f16 @ iso1000

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NannyFerret

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Just beautiful. He is such a rich colour.

All I saw yesterday were white butterflies. The never settled for more than a second and it was windy too, so all I got was white blurs, even though I had opened the aperture quite a lot. The speed was still too slow because of the clouds.

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